Led By Lanterns were the openers and seemed very humble and grateful to everyone that came, they didn’t care whether people in the crowd knew them or not, they just wanted you to have a good time. The Tyne were clearly the youngest of the bands bringing out a lot of energy. However the more poppy…
Jimmy Eat World deliver their anthemic single Something Loud in acoustic form alongside a companion video. The original track was released back in June and continues to gain momentum on streaming platforms and radio across America. On this acoustic version lead singer and guitarist Jim Adkins went broader in his musical contributions. In addition to…
The deluxe edition of LESS THAN JAKE‘s Silver Linings includes two rare full-band tracks, as well as four acoustic versions of album tracks. The band have been delivering brass filled ska-punk for over 30 years and will follow on from the band’s ninth full-length and original version of the album which marked a new beginning for the band….
THE WONDER YEARS are well known for their thoughtful yet melancholic take with their lyricism emanating from the heart, but managing to tread that fine line of not being too corny. They resonate with their audience as main songwriter Dan Campbell often finds a way to be simple and relatable in his delivery. Back in…
Bruce Springsteen has announced a new studio album titled Only The Strong Survive, set for release on November 11th via Columbia records. The 21st studio album from Springsteen will be a collection of fifteen soul music classics featuring lead vocals from Springsteen as well as guest vocals by Sam Moore and of course contributions from…
After the recent wave of proposed and actual book bans, Rise Against recently shared a cinematic, action-packed new video for their latest single Pain Mgmt. The video was directed by activist art collective Indecline and depicts a world where literary works are under attack. Indecline explained “Of the many unthinkable battles we find ourselves forced…
The Wonder Years have announced a UK headline tour for November! The tour will support their forthcoming new album, The Hum Goes On Forever, which is set for release on September 23rd on Hopeless Records. The band will kick off the tour with a gig in London at Camden’s Electric Ballroom on November 8th, then…
Manchester alternative pop/rock group PALE WAVES came explosively onto the scene following the 2017 release of their debut single, There’s A Honey, and after signing their record deal with ‘Dirty Hit’ almost instantly won the adoration of many fans. They drew their audience in with sparkling yet bullish anthems about youth discussing issues mainly involving…
Holding Absence and Alpha Wolf have announced a split EP titled The Lost & The Longing that is set for release on the 15th August via SharpTone Records and Greyscale Records (Australia and New Zealand). The EP will include four new tracks, two of which feature collaborations between both bands. In conjunction with the EP…
The stage times are here. As the dawn of Slam Dunk draws near we will see the festival move into its 16th year with the biggest line-up to date. Taking place on Friday 3rd June (North) and Saturday 4th June (South). The dates where moved from the usual May Bank Holiday weekend so as to…
British rock band LostAlone have dropped a new video for their latest single The Last Drop Of Forever. The new single was released via Dharma Records and is the band’s first new music since their third album Shapes of Screams, back in 2014. The band’s vocalist Steven Battelle spoke on the new video and said…
Manchester-based pop-punk band Hot Milk have a brand new single and the announcement of a forthcoming EP. The new record will be titled The King And Queen Of Gasoline and focuses on tearaways and delinquents, based on band members Han Mee and Jim Shaw as the King and Queen of their own dark underworld. The…
